Many language-based disabilities go undetected. Doing their own research, sharing family stories, and extensive testing allowed the Giardinas to understand Michael's disabilities and learn how to help him learn and grow.
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ReplyDeleteI "loathe" (the dictionary is one of my tools) the word disability......Studies show that 1 in 5 have some form of dyslexia. I have created a web-site that is user friendly, I too have the gift of dyslexia, and I would like to show you that you can find the gift in you. http://MyToolBoxToSuccess.com If you have questions..... I will do my best to answer them for you.....I promise you there will be no judging or lecturing here! I know the embarrassment dyslexia can cause.....I want you to know I'm not trying to sell anything... this web-site sole propose is safe haven to help you unlock the gift that we share
Thank you for your comment Anthony. I like your use of video in your website. I think it is essential that we use more sound and vision in our efforts to reach a bigger audience. Keep up the good work. Ken
ReplyDeleteThank you Ken. I just want to share some of the tools that have helped me, and I hope better understanding of what being dyslexia is truly like.
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